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Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
The Stanley Cup being taken into Capital One Arena. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Shaggy and Sting perform outside of the National Portrait Gallery. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Shaggy and Sting perform outside of the National Portrait Gallery. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Shaggy and Sting perform outside of the National Portrait Gallery. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
Thousands of Caps fans flooded downtown D.C. to watch the third game of the Stanley Cup series.{ } Although some lucky fans had tickets, others stayed outside to watch the game being live streamed on the screens outside. Those who arrived early were treated to a free concert by Sting and Shaggy outside of the National Portrait Gallery, but every fan had the chance to cheer, boo and bond over their love for the Caps. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/DC Refined)
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